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I was looking up 6 Sqn history today - the whole 'Flying Can Openers' (that started as 'Tin' Openers when equipped with Hurricanes on Anti-Armour ops in the desert).
I still smile at the photographes showing the red on pale blue logo on the side of Jaguar air intake nacelles.
I still smile at the photographes showing the red on pale blue logo on the side of Jaguar air intake nacelles.
When sh***y six move from Coningsby to Leuchars, will they take their groundcrew with them..............................................
SENTRYBOD,
I see, thanks. They're not following historical precedent then?
Pr00ne
ex-54
I see, thanks. They're not following historical precedent then?
Pr00ne
ex-54
PrOOn, nice to see someone from 54(R) posting here...Everyone knows that 6 sqn RAFO (or SOAF to old soaks) was the best 6 sqn around. And the Hunter probably went a bit faster than the cat...
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Pr000ne,
If you want to read history then do it properly - I think you'll find that quite a few sqns vacated their airstrips in a bit of a hurry in the early days of WWII. What would you have done - let your aircraft be captured intact? Destroy them unnecessarily?
Or man up and make the hard choice?
If you want to read history then do it properly - I think you'll find that quite a few sqns vacated their airstrips in a bit of a hurry in the early days of WWII. What would you have done - let your aircraft be captured intact? Destroy them unnecessarily?
Or man up and make the hard choice?
At LAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Capt Kirk.
Still, only ONE squadron was called SHI**Y SIX and only ONE squadron had songs written about it...................
Pr00ne
ex-54
Thank you Capt Kirk.
Still, only ONE squadron was called SHI**Y SIX and only ONE squadron had songs written about it...................
Pr00ne
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Only one sqn had songs written about it??? Your repertoire must be very limited! And why mask Shiney six?!!
Now Pr000ne, I served with both auspicious sqns and the fishing season closed at the weekend!
Audax Omnia Perpeti
Now Pr000ne, I served with both auspicious sqns and the fishing season closed at the weekend!
Audax Omnia Perpeti
Well Capt, I only served with one of them, as well as a much less auspicious lot out in Germany, so I am sure you can appreciate that I am referring to the KIND of songs sung about SH1TTY S1X with one subject in mind. Seemed to work in crewrooms in places such as Coningsby and Akrotiri.
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I must point out to Proone that one of the songs of my period on shiney six included the line:
'Oh what a cock-up, how they got shot up, poor old 54'
So songs were not exclusively written about six although there was much to sing about in those days.
'Oh what a cock-up, how they got shot up, poor old 54'
So songs were not exclusively written about six although there was much to sing about in those days.
Last edited by soddim; 17th Mar 2009 at 00:08.
soddim,
True, very true!
True, very true!